Category Archives: Eye Care

At any stage in life, you can develop refractive errors that blur or distort your eyesight. One of these eye conditions is farsightedness, otherwise known as hyperopia.

Migraine and tension headaches are known to cause sensory discomfort for many patients, which often affects vision and eye comfort. Luckily different lenses can help reduce tension headaches.

The definition of anisometropia, more commonly known as vision imbalance, is a condition where your eyes have varying refractive power.

Seasonal allergies, also known as “hay fever,” are allergies that pop up during certain times of the year, usually due to increased amounts of pollen in the air.

Strabismus, or crossed eyes, is a condition where one of your eyes is misaligned – i.e. it looks in the wrong direction.

How to Recognize and Prevent Digital Eye Strain In today’s world, our lives revolve around digital screens. We spend hours a day looking at them. Whether it’s working online, studying, watching TV or scrolling through Social Media, our eyes hardly ever get a break. Over 50% of the population, including men, women and children, suffer from digital eye strain …

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Our eyes are perhaps one of our body’s most complex and essential organs. They allow us to see the world by taking in light and sending signals to our brains.

Most people suffer from eye problems at some point in their lives. Some of the symptoms are minor and will go away independently, while others are simple to treat at home.

Do you have sore, irritated, red eyes? Bloodshot eyes, also known as red eyes, can often look worse than they feel and usually go away on their own.

Thyroid eye disease is a rare disease characterized by progressive inflammation and damage to tissues around the eyes, especially extraocular muscle, connective, and fatty tissue.